SOUTHERN STYLES: Historic Carlyle House picturesque setting for Rutkowski and Mathis wedding

The month of June has always been a most popular month for weddings. The beauty and romantic allure of the season enhances a June wedding.

The Kasey Rutkowski and Woody Mathis June 7 wedding in Norcross, Georgia, was a beautiful affair capturing the joy of love.

The circa 1900 Carlyle House in historic downtown Norcross made for a picturesque setting for the wedding ceremony and reception.

Katherine Grace Rutkowski is the daughter of Julie and Joe Rutkowski of Norcross.

Charles Woodrow Mathis is the son of Judy Moore Mathis of McCalla and the late Randy Mathis.

The two bridesmaids were Holly Fletcher and Sarah Durrence.

The groomsmen were Neal Baker and David Thompson.

The Rev. Charles Culver was the officiant.

The after-rehearsal dinner was held at The Crossings, the historic 1909 train depot in Norcross. The fun, relaxed occasion was hosted by Judy Moore Mathis.

Southern charm and hospitality greeted the guests at the reception held at The Carlyle House.

The out-of-town guests were Dr. Ruth Mathis of Columbus, Georgia, Dawn Blake, Nancy Albaugh, Gloria Bowen, Trisston and Brian Burrows, Beth and Trevor Clark with their seven children, Kari Johnson, Susan Smith and Sandra and Edward Patterson.

The handsome couple left the reception in the iconic Georgia Tech Ramblin’ Wreck.

The newlyweds enjoyed an exciting honeymoon trip to the Dominican Republic.

They will be at home in Hoover.

Woody and Kasey Mathis
Woody and Kasey Mathis
Georgia Tech Ramblin’ Wreck
Georgia Tech Ramblin’ Wreck
Dr. Ruth Mathis, Kasey and Woody Mathis and Judy Moore Mathis
Dr. Ruth Mathis, Kasey and Woody Mathis and Judy Moore Mathis
Cole Rutkowski, Kasey and Woody Mathis, and Joe and Julie Rutkowski
Cole Rutkowski, Kasey and Woody Mathis, and Joe and Julie Rutkowski